Will this pack handle a large amount of weight? 100 pounds of gear/meat?
25978
I'm sure it would in a pinch, it wouldn't be something I would do frequently. I'm sure the seams would hold but the question would be about the suspension and comfort. I believe it's rated for up to 60lbs. If you're looking for a pack for hunting? I would recommend you look at a badlands back. Similar quality, design and guarentee, just geared towards hunting.
344644
This version can hold up to 4 lbs. their website recommends the pro version (made of metal instead of plastic) for heavier gear. Hopefully that helps
160451
i've seen this pack before, haven't purchased yet (will soon) and the short answer is yes. it might put some strain on you, but i think you could work it out. the only problem i would see is the boots, but you could fix that probably. so, yes, if your willing to carry it.
733452
I carry a 75 lb canoe with 20-40 lbs in it so 100 lbs is no problem over some pretty rough terrain - I'm guessing the cart would handle 150-200 lbs
236099
It's a pretty good bag. I would think it would hold up just fine. However...There is a similar one with wheels. My friend has that one. So if you look a little more I'd try to find the one with wheels. I carry about 75 lbs. Of gear and it's very comfortable.
2012756
Cannot really give a definite answer on that, but the pack as stated here by others does have a lot of adjustable straps and pins. I am sure it will work out just fine!
1940448
I think the maximum it would handle would be around 30lbs or so although I tested it with about 20 lbs very comfortably. There are motors available that are certified for 100 lbs and I think that will be more suitable
1364317
likely yes. I used it with a large day pack with no problem even in a tropical rainforest. It was excellent.
294251
Its a good buy for the money. When I received the pack I took special care to inspect every inch of the material and sewing. I found no faults in their work. Its a lightweight but strong fullsize backpack. If packed right you could probably get 50 to 75 pounds into it. And Yes you could strap a rifle or handgun to the sides of the pack. Remember you get what you pay for. Sometimes deals and sometimes not. It can be a crapshoot.
1489537
Mine is a 100 lb bag and its in a stud. As long as you hit a stud, you should be fine.
1372823
Should be able too. I put 100# on mine with no problem but that is some serious weight.
1639896
My son is 80lbs and that board feels like it can take really up to a 100lb max. It is narrow and would not be stable under a heavier load.
955774
No. It heats up with 8lbs of meat. It's a light duty. Gear is plastic. Go the next step up in size and you should be good.
312658
Yes definitely...this mount will support over 200 pounds..very strong mount
974223
Lots of flex, I would say it would suit up to 110-120lbs as is, if you weigh more then I'd suggest adding a layer of fibreweave to the bottom side.
2227320
yes, I wouldn't try over 60 lbs, hauls elk quarters fine, good pack. comfortable!
586746
I am 5-11 weight 240 carry about 55 lb in my pack it does not hert or cut into my sholders. The straps have a dee ring on each side I hang a pistol there it holds them together. I would say it is one hell of a good pack for the price.